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         <title>Cultural Diversity in Your Classroom-Rerun started on 20th February – finished on 12th March</title>
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         <title>  1.1 Why talk about cultural diversity in schools?</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Diversity is part of man's nature.</div><div><br></div><div>Demonstrate that diversity is a source of wealth is not easy.The difficulties encountered require to put in place strategies and differentiated solutions to resolve. The school must promote the development of the potential of each one starting from the characteristics, needs, the needs and requirements of each individual as well as organize targeted and differentiated.</div><div><br></div><div>Family, school and territory must work together ... but most of the time is just utopia.<br> As a teacher I feel the inadequacy of the tools available to me compared to the ambitious objectives set out by current standards. I feel left alone to face the problems, no signs, no special training and no support of routes and appropriate teaching materials.<br> For my part there is a great willingness and openness to foreign students but encounter many difficulties in the daily management of the work in the classroom and with family relationships.</div><div><br></div><div>Very often foreign children studying in Italy tend to hide the suffering and difficulties related to the fact of having to disguise to be similar to others. They will in fact frequently asked to adapt quickly and find their own place within the rules and daily routines.<br> I feel helpless in front of this. As a special education teacher I warn my failure. Interact with curricular colleagues often hard already when I rise in defense of the student with disabilities that I follow .. let alone a student of class which, according to them, would not have direct responsibility.</div><div>   </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Hello! I am a teacher of primary school. I’m support teacher for pupils with disabilities. My school is located in a small village in the province of Salerno in which there are several foreign students. I am the mother of three wonderful children who in turn are companions of some foreign children.  I enrolled in this course for several reasons:                                                           -learning how to interact with students who do not speak my language but that are found to suffer my lessons;                                                                                                                                   -learning how to educate my children to communicate and meet its foreign peers;                                                                                                                                                                                            -learning what it means to be in place that do not understand another language and having to study.                                                                                                                                                             I have a basic knowledge of English. This course is really hard for me. You think that I write with google translator .... but I want to try !!!I want to reach a goal, and I hope you will help me ...</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>This is my favorite book ... the one with which I started talking to my kids for diversity: "Elmer: different and equal." Elmer is an elephant, a fantastic character who realizes he's the only multi-color in a world of gray elephants.</div><div><br></div><div>Every child is "rich", the bearer of potential, originality, history and memory, is active child, builder of its own relationships and knowledge, needs a path that meets the needs of the children themselves. (National Guidelines 2004)</div><div><br></div><div>To grow you need to meet someone else; someone to deal with, someone who will listen and listen, able to be at the same time limit and resource thus stimulating a serious dialogue, respectful, constructive.</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2017-03-01 21:48:11 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>The relational dimension is fundamental.</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>"When you come back to school looks good all your mates and you will notice that they are all different, and this difference is a good thing. It 'a good opportunity for humanity. These children come from different backgrounds are able to give you things not it, as you can give him something that they do not know. the mixture is a mutual enrichment. know that each face is a miracle. it is unique. never meet two absolutely identical faces. no matter the beauty or ugliness: these are things related. Each face is the symbol of life. And all life deserves respect. it is treating others with dignity that you gain respect for themselves. "  T. Ben Jelloun, Racism Explained to My Daughter</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Module 1: Developing intercultural competences</title>
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         <title>1.2 Developing intercultural competence as a teacher</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>A good teacher must have Intercultural sensitivity, marked attention, discussion skills, dialogue and listening. You can not imagine an intercultural training course without the ability to take different viewpoints putting in "someone else's shoes"!<br>&nbsp;Respect, empathy, flexibility, patience, interest, curiosity, openness, motivation, sense of humor, tolerance of ambiguity, the suspension of judgment, active listening, the cultural sensitivity, knowledge of other cultures. . These are all necessary elements.<br>&nbsp;The acquisition of intercultural competence requires a constant learning that is part of the continuous personal development, the ability to meet and negotiate with individuals from different cultures in an open, curious and impartial.<br>&nbsp;It is therefore necessary to rethink their mode of teaching through a modification of the content and methods; adopt attitudes favorable to the emergence of a "school climate" of openness and dialogue in the classroom and the development of a perception of diversity as a mutual enrichment; access to new knowledge to be able to manage this complexity.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2017-03-01 22:32:42 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>1.3 Sharing teaching resources</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The raft of Lucia Salemi is an exciting short story with luscious images, also suitable for younger children, which in a few minutes opens the heart and mind to diversity, to the deepest needs, offering an image of refugees full of dignity and respect, untainted by prejudice and distrust. The simple and touching dense similarities of meanings encourage immediate identification and offer confidence, hope and positivity. The booklet is on sale, but the author it donates generously to anyone who wants to use them for educational purposes and can be downloaded from its website http://www.luciasalemi.com/la-zattera.html. In addition to the booklet are available to color images and business ideas. The booklet has also been transformed into a fabulous little video, sweet and touching (YouTube- the raft). I highly recommend it to everyone, because in each of us there is a small child who has something valuable to share with others, a dream to reach and hardships to overcome.<br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>1.4 Developing intercultural competences of your students</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The work for the creation of a climate of inclusion in the school is to be inserted in the context of a coherent overall school projects with this regard.<br> An inclusive approach requires the collaboration of all stakeholders in the school world. Specifically, the teacher should strive to achieve the following objectives: To promote a sense of belonging, recognize diversity, Practicing listening to others, manage conflict, promote the participant-action, establish the rules together, build the community. To do this, you should put yourself in the shoes of changing perspective and train the observation and listening skills. It should organize role plays, simulation, problem solving. Learning to work with Storytelling (Literature of Migration) is in audiovisual production and in writing workshops (Rewrite the stories, diary or scrapbook photo). Organize workshops on emotions using mediation body (theater) painting and music.<br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2017-03-01 22:46:07 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>1.5 Reflect on your own practices</title>
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         <title>1.5 result                         Open and reflective to accommodate and value the diversity</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>You are a reflective practitioner who is open to trying out new things to ensure the diversity of your students is valued and recognized in your teaching approaches. You make the learning process relevant to your students by adapting resources or providing examples that reflect the student’s experiences. You try to integrate cultural diversity as a topic in your teaching beyond prescribed moments in the curriculum. <br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Module 2: Recognising cultural diversity for learning in everyday practice</title>
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         <title>Starter Activity                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              In the Module 1 starter activity you shared a general introduction about yourself and your school. In this module&#39;s starter activity please share with us some general information about the students you teach. What are their cultural backgrounds? How are they diverse in other ways? Do you have a positive relationship with them? How do they interact with each other? </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am a teacher support for the handicap. They are often entrusted to me foreign students who for various reasons are unable to follow the lessons. Are mostly Romanians, Chinese, Moroccans, Algerians and Somalis. Often children are in foster care or adopted by Italian parents. In any case both for foreigners adopted and for those who live with their family life it was not easy and neither is the reality. As for the more closely school report, these pupils do not always speak the Italian or otherwise speak it very little. Relational difficulties are great. It uses the English language, with images activities, sometimes even mime. Personally before coming to the teaching I try to figure out what state they are. Most often they are frustrated and angry or particularly unmotivated and nostalgic. My first approach is relational. I try to build a bond that goes beyond the school, to be a point of reference not only for them but also for their families. Another important thing for me is respect both of my person and then their respect to the class rules, respect for teammates: civil coexistence. Eventually we switch to teaching. I do not know if the way I do it is right .. but I think that the teaching does not necessarily have to be placed at the center of everything. These pupils are special because they have special needs. Our students learn right from kindergarten like being in the classroom, how to work in school, respect for the rules ... etc .. often these kids are catapulted into third, fourth or fifth without having any kind of schooling .. you can not claim that they learn immediately.<br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>2.1 Example activities to develop students&#39; intercultural competence</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I found the ideas of Erika and Alicia really very interesting. With this course I am learning so many things and some of which I was aware I see them in a new light. I have always used technology but never in this perspective. Do you think that I was not even aware of the platform e-twinning ..<br>I always custom events and creating educational courses aimed inclusion projects. In the fifth, last year, every foreign student studying nations, like the Italian one, could make known their nation and the city of origin under several points of view (creation of models of monuments or reproduction of famous paintings, kitchen and taste by peers of typical dishes, in native language singing, sketching reproduction of a famous film language with relative storia..ecc). To do this, I requested the cooperation of parents.<br>The answer is definitely positive. Pupils were enthusiastic and happy parents to participate</div>]]></description>
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         <title>altri esempi di laboratori interculturali</title>
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         <title>intercultura e accoglienza</title>
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         <title>il mondo in classe</title>
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         <title>2.2 Supporting students with different first languages</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I was very impressed by the second video. A multilingual school of this type is really a utopia in my reality.<br>I was really struck by the simple imitation game shopping .. very useful to learn new words from the object of reference and especially helped by the fact the game as fun. Learn by playing.<br>I use a lot of the flash cards in imitation games. Unfortunately, our schools are not so provided both easy consumables (you need to create billboards) of both objects. Often I bring my children to school games .. but it's really a small thing in comparison ... I'm speechless !!</div>]]></description>
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         <title>2.3 Webinar Wednesday, 1st March 17:00h CET - The language profile</title>
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         <title>Webinair</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br></div><div>I could not participate in the webinair but I saw the video and I'm even more sorry. I was not aware of the language profile of the students or the fact that it was possible to create even starting from descriptions and drawings. The use of role-playing games definitely helps to create greater empathy. The more I get into this course and I realize I do not know many things .. alas ... but thanks to this course I can still fix !!</div>]]></description>
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         <title>2.4 Creating a sense of belonging and identity in your class and school</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Rosaria Filippo- Italy</div><div><br></div><div>You must start with an inclusive education with courses focused on 'cooperative learning and metacognition with workshop activities to promote the development of knowledge and skills, but above all by building skills to create a sense of identity within the group class cognitive, cognitive and social destination. Children share, guided and encouraged by teachers, a journey of self-discovery that express certain basic needs of physical, cognitive and affective. The activities should focus on active and constructive methodologies, able to put at the center of the pupil and make him aware of their own behavior, making him constantly reflect on their own learning processes. Specifically I worked on paths workshop which privileged the arrangement of the setting to facilitate circular communication. L 'organization of' classroom was inflexible for the 'unavailability of suitable spaces that allowed a better composition of the groups. Through the "Circle time" we have offered children the opportunity to communicate with all members of the group looking face every interlocutor, sitting face to face, knee to knee. It is favored, in this way, a deeper mutual knowledge, they have built relationships and rewarding exchange of views. The active communication methods used are: Brain-storming, Brainwriting, Tutoring, Cooperative - learning Logbook.<br><br></div><div>Laboratories identity I've worked on are:<br><br></div><div>I WRITE MY STORY - A hospitality project to rewrite their own story with class members (autobiographical diary). Each student is told in words and voice through the pages of the "Diary to open the new class, newly formed, mutual understanding.<br><br></div><div> TO  MY HOME ..- The workshop intends to offer the class a chance to be adopted as a culture and as a family. It is expected that some pupils are hosted by some foreign families of the class in the afternoon to Unwind homework together and play. Students will have to make a report on this exchange experience. You are covered by the use of cameras and audio-visual material. Of course it assumes the cooperation of families. These activities were based on those presented by the Intercultural Center Mondinsieme<br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I teach in the primary school for many years but only this year I realized the importance of empathy in the classroom between teachers and students, the importance of enjoying the school. Every day I met the students who came to school and I could see in their faces different expressions: those who were sleepy, who was afraid, who was angry, who did not want and I wondered how I could entice them to learn, to discover the world; but how could I completely devote myself to them putting aside my thoughts and my concerns. And then, looking at them, I realized: simply a smile, to make them feel good, make them feel safe, to make sure they are open to the experience and to learn. As? I have found his wits to stay together, to be calm and well disposed towards each other.<br> <strong>First in the morning when I meet them at the entrance to the bell rang, I smile</strong>: I smile and greet you with a cheery "good morning!", Maybe with a hug if someone holds out his arms to me, a caress, a friendly pat. I greeting each pupil in the eye looking at him, smiling, asking how he is; I look at each one in the eye to make them understand that they are interested in each one, I smile because they show a sincere smile and a friendly face makes everything more pleasant, smile because manifest pleasure that I try to stay together and to devote myself to them. In addition, the smile is "symptom" of joy and happiness is absolutely contagious!<br> <strong>Another little trick is the positive attitude in class.</strong> I try to speak gently, to maintain a calm tone even in reproaches, and this helps me to control the anger that sometimes grows.<br> <strong>Another important point is the state of mind of students.</strong> Perhaps because I am also a mother and I live both roles, I know how difficult it is for the pupils to go to school and focus if they have little ailments, if they have small needs are difficult to explain, if you do not feel listened to: a pupil with a stomach ache does not manages to be careful, a pupil who has quarreled with her mother is distracted, a child who has listened to a discussion between the parents is therefore concerned none of them are calm and ready to learn. That's why I learned to observe the students especially at the beginning of the day and to reassure them with a voice calm, safe and environmentally friendly; just listen to them because they feel better and address the more serene day, greatly easing the learning process. In fact a calm tone of voice shows that we are willing to communicate and to listen, a confident tone shows that we have been thinking before speaking and the situation is under control, a respectful tone, not aggressive or arrogant, it makes the child safe and we adults more credible: who is strong has no need to shout!<br> <strong>Another gimmick because the pupils are good consists in making compliments</strong>; not cloying, unforced but simple and sincere; when the opportunity presents itself, compliment cute hairstyle for the new glasses, for the apron in order, for the healthy snack: the compliments everyone likes and bring in a good mood.<br> <strong>One last trick: to correct errors in the notebooks I use the green and not red pen.</strong> My point of view is this: I've always told my students that wrong but you learn to use the red pen to point out the mistakes was to me a contradiction because red means stop, stopping only to highlight the error. Then I tried using another logic: if the situation should serve to improve, so to understand the error not to repeat it and move on because they do not use the green pen? As in traffic lights: red means "stand still" while the green allows you to move forward and reach the goal.<br><br></div><div><br></div><div><br><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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